TOKYO -- The Japanese government on Friday is expected to roll out reforms that will make it easier for people to share content such as old films and music with no clear copyright owner, Nikkei has learned.
Current strict rules hamper posting of old movies and music online
Unlike the U.S., which follows the doctrine of fair use, Japan requires the permission of copyright holders before anyone can share content online. © Reuters
TOKYO -- The Japanese government on Friday is expected to roll out reforms that will make it easier for people to share content such as old films and music with no clear copyright owner, Nikkei has learned.